Neal Energy Solutions is planning to officially open the showroom at Stafford Road on Friday, July 14 at 3.30pm.
Increasing demand for clean and sustainable energy solutions is helping fuel the growth of the Wolverhampton-based renewables business.
The company, which is run by brother and sister team Shawn and Samantha Hogan and employs 20, has seen sales increase 200 per cent this year and is looking to capitalise on the surge in orders with the launch of the new showroom on the outskirts of the city.
More than £20,000 has been invested into kitting out the Stafford Road facility with solar panels, electric vehicle charging points and air source heat pumps that are suitable for both domestic and commercial applications
Technical experts will be on hand to talk customers through product features and the latest innovations, with the back office also acting as the logistical hub for planning what is often 50 plus installations every week.
“This was a natural next investment for us having passed the £2m sales mark early this year,” explained Shawn, who has been specialising in solar solutions since 2018.
“Interest is coming from home owners and businesses, and we can only see this continuing as we all look at more cost-effective ways to power our houses, offices and factories.”
“There’s lots of space to showcase brands and products and that will help guide the conversation with the customer, giving them the immersive opportunity to compare models side by side.”
Steve Bull will cut the ribbon and will stay to talk and sign autographs for the 100 or so guests expected to be present for speeches and networking.
Samantha said: “We are really looking forward to the celebrations at the end of the week. A lot of businesses are already signed-up to attend and we’re also happy to welcome people who may just be popping by and want to see what we do.”
Accredited to the Microgeneration Certification Scheme and Home Insulation and Energy Systems, Neal Energy Solutions is also approved to deliver the eco4Scheme, a programme designed to address fuel poverty and promote energy efficiency in households.
This gives homeowners access to funding to fit energy-efficient measures, such as insulation, heating upgrades and renewable energy installations.
